Wagon in danger, need some advice

LaurelHighlands

Bigger Hammer
Jul 16, 2013
33
Davidsville, PA
First Name
Nick
Willys Model
  1. Wagon
Willys Year:
  1. 1958
Well, the project has been slow going, as I expected. Only recently, my father and I have turned our attention to an older Ford truck for me to use in college. My mother, in order to keep the truck, says we must sell our Wagon. I do not want to, but I don't know of any ways that we can keep 2 projects at once. I have an idea, but I'm not sure either one of them will be accepting of it. What should I do? I love my Willys, but I'm in a tight situation.
 
Nick. Hide the Wagon at a good friend's house! Hope it works out and you can find another solution to keep the wagon. Pivnic
 
Pivnic said:
Nick. Hide the Wagon at a good friend's house! Hope it works out and you can find another solution to keep the wagon. Pivnic
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That might work John.....only if he don't need the money for the other vehicle. Orrrrrrrr, he could bring it to my house and store it, I wont even charge him for storage either, in fact, I will be nice, give him a couple hundred and he wont have to even come and get it.
 
I wish I could pay someone to fix her into running condition for me,then ill go from there. But, I'm not sure I could find someone to do that for me.
 
Put a for sale sign on it for triple/quadruple what it's worth.
Shows "effort" and if you sell then you've got enough for your truck project and some leftover to find another Willys!
 
pavel6 said:
Do you really need the Ford at college?
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I do actually, we have currently a GMC which we've beaten the ever living hell out of it. Over 200k miles. Everyone's certain it won't make the trip up and last in the extreme conditions. (It snows A LOT.) The Ford is in better condition. And insurance will be cheaper, so that's why that is the way it is.
 
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